Downton Abbey

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Downton Abbey is a British historical drama television series set in the early 20th century, created and co-written by Julian Fellowes. It first aired in the United Kingdom on ITV on 26 September 2010 and in the United States on PBS, which supported its production as part of its Masterpiece Classic anthology, on 9 January 2011. The show ran for fifty-two episodes across six series, including five Christmas specials…Wikipedia
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Lot 2 - The Downton Abbey Bell Wall First seen in Season 1, in the Servant‘s Hall, made by the Art Department‘s model makers

sold for £216,300 in 2025

Lot 100 - A large late Victorian oak and brass dinner gong Late 19th / early 20th century, acquired by the Set Decorating Department for the third film, Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale

sold for £28,160 in 2025

Lot 63 - Dame Maggie Smith (as Violet Crawley, Dowager Countess of Grantham): A white metal mounted ebonised walking cane

sold for £28,160 in 2025

Lot 220 - Laura Carmichael (as Lady Edith): Wedding dress and accessories, worn for the marriage of Lady Edith Crawley to Bertie Pelham, Marquess of Hexham Season 6, Episode 9, ‘The Finale‘ 7

sold for £25,600 in 2025

Lot 202 - Lily James (as Lady Rose): Presentation pale pink lace costume and headdress Season 4, Episode 9, ‘The London Season‘ 6

sold for £25,600 in 2025

Lot 1 - An autographed script of Downton Abbey Season 1, Episode 1Carnival Film & Television Ltd, 2010

sold for £24,320 in 2025

Lot 122 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): ‘The Proposal‘ tiered evening dress Season 2, Episode 9 3

sold for £23,040 in 2025

Lot 124 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): Wedding dress and accessories, worn for the marriage of Lady Mary Crawley to Matthew Crawley Season 3, Episode 1 4

sold for £21,760 in 2025

Lot 166 - Laura Carmichael (as Lady Edith): Wedding dress, and wedding ceremony props Season 3, Episode 3 Qty

sold for £11,520 in 2025

Lot 254 - Laura Carmichael (as Lady Edith): Eastern-inspired embroidered dress coat Season 6, Episode 8 2

sold for £11,520 in 2025

Lot 118 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): Smokey blue and black lace dress Season 2, Episode 1 2

sold for £10,880 in 2025

Lot 191 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): Riding habit for the point-to-point Season 5, Episode 6 Qty

sold for £10,880 in 2025

Lot 194 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): Cream coat and red dress, from ‘Brooklands‘ Season 6, Episode 7 7

sold for £10,240 in 2025

Lot 179 - Laura Carmichael (as Lady Edith): The ‘Peacock‘ dress, worn to The Criterion Season 4, Episode 1 3

sold for £10,240 in 2025

Lot 142 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): A selection of character props used as set decoration for her dressing table Various Seasons and Episodes (Qty)

sold for £10,240 in 2025

Lot 181 - Michelle Dockery (as Lady Mary): ‘Fashion Show‘ blue silk dress Season 5, Episode 4 3

sold for £10,240 in 2025

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  2. 1United States
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  1. 96Bonhams
  2. 2Kerry Taylor Auctions
  3. 1Propstore
  4. 1Ewbank's
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